Kurds
Sep 7 2010, Michael Kerjman

I like this story. It brings a hope:
“Kurds in northern Iraq are reaching out to a group of people with whom they believe share a historic ethnic connection, and many common enemies”.

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In this photo provided by the ‘Geneva Call’ organization on Monday, Sept. 1, 2008 two members of the Norwegian People’s Aid, NPA, organization prepare explosives for the detonation of anti-personnel mines under international standards in a trench in...